SRecord for Linux 1.54

SRecord is a collection of powerful tools for manipulating EPROM load files. SRecord project understands a number of file formats including Motorola S-Record, Intel hex, Tektronix hex and binary, for both input and output. SRecord filters include cropping, filling, splitting, joining, and more. All filters may be applied to all file formats.<br /><br />The File Formats<br /><br />The SRecord package understands a number of file formats:<br /><br />Ascii-Hex<br />The Ascii-Hex format is understood for both reading and writing. (Also known as the Ascii-Space-Hex format.)<br />ASM<br />It is possible, for output only, to produce a series of DB statements containing the data. This can be useful for embedding data into assembler programs.<br />Atmel Generic<br />This format is produced by the Atmel AVR assembler. It is understood for both reading and writing.<br />BASIC<br />It is possible, for output only, to produce a series of DATA statements containing the data. This can be useful for embedding data into BASIC programs.<br />Binary<br />Binary files can both be read and written.<br />C Array<br />It is possible, for output only, to produce a C array definition containing the data. This can be useful for embedding data into other programs.<br />Cosmac<br />The RCA Cosmac Elf format is understood for both reading and writing.<br />DEC Binary<br />The DEC Binary (XXDP) format is understood for both reading and writing.<br />Elektor Monitor (EMON52)<br />The EMON52 format is understood for both reading and writing.<br />Fairchild Fairbug<br />The Fairchild Fairbug format is understood for both reading and writing.<br />LSI Logic Fast Load<br />The LSI Logic Fast Load format is understood for both reading and writing.<br />Formatted Binary<br />The Formatted Binary (XXDP) format is understood for both reading and writing.<br />Four Packed Code (FPC)<br />The FPC format is understood for both reading and writing.<br />Intel<br />The Intel hexadecimal format is understood for both reading and writing. (Also known as the Intel MCS-86 Object format.)<br />Intel AOMF<br />The Intel Absolute Object Module Format (AOMF) is understood for both reading and writing.<br />Intel 16<br />The Intel hexadecimal 16 format is understood for both reading and writing. (Also known as the INHX16 file format.)<br />MOS Technology<br />The MOS Technology hexadecimal format is understood for both reading and writing.<br />Motorola S-Record<br />The Motorola hexadecimal S-Record format is understood for both reading and writing. (Also known as the Exorciser, Exormacs or Exormax format.)<br />Needham Electronics<br />The Needham Electronics ASCII file format is understood for both reading and writing.<br />Ohio Scientific<br />The Ohio Scientific hexadecimal format is understood for both reading and writing.<br />Signetics<br />The Signetics format is understood for both reading and writing.<br />Spectrum<br />The Spectrum format is understood for both reading and writing.<br />SPASM<br />The SPASM format is used by a variety of PIC programmers; it is understood for both reading and writing.<br />Tektronix (Extended)<br />The Tektronix hexadecimal format and the Tektronix extended hexadecimal format are understood for both reading and writing.<br />Texas Instruments Tagged<br />The Texas Instruments Tagged hexadecimal format is understood for both reading and writing. (Also known as the TI-Tagged or TI-SDSMAC object format.)<br />VHDL<br />It is possible, for output only, to produce a VHDL definition containing the data. This can be useful for some embedded development systems.<br />Verilog VMEM<br />It is possible to write a Verilog VMEM file suitable for loading with $readmemh(). This format is supported for reading and writing.<br />Wilson<br />The Wilson format is understood for both reading and writing. This mystery format was added for a mysterious type of EPROM writer.<br />If you have a description of other EPROM load file formats that SRecord does not yet understand, please let me know, and they can be added.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
Keyword:	Added,  Embedding,  Eprom,  Files,  Format,  Hexadecimal,  Instruments,  Intel,  Logic,  Output,  Produce,  Reading,  Srecord,  Tektronix,  Understood,  Writing
Users rating:	0/10